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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
GOSSIP FROM BERLIN.
beth Germany and Russia Preparing for
Possible War.

Possible war.
Copyrfoas 1887. BY the EeD York Assoeia,ed Press
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The official press in re-
peating its denial OF the report that the Gear
was to have meeting with Emperor William.
uses language OF plain and almost ostenta-
tious enmity toward Russia. Tho interview Is
declared to be not mere matter Of indiffer-
ence. but as objected to by high per-
sonages in Germany. The personal re-
lations between the Gear and Emperor
William, once 40 important factor
in European politics, can no longer continue
on their old footing Of intimacy. as the position
OF Germany toward her allies, Austria and
Italy forbids 1t. The anti German proclivities
Of the present Gear are contrasted with the
lifelong friendship Of his father for Emperor
William and his people and the conclusion is
drawn that the interview would be unpleasant
to both sides.
The Russian press censor yesterday permit
ted the Noroe Vremva to predict such early
action by Russia in Bulgaria as would defeat
Russia is neither isolated nor incapable Of CAR
rying out her victor ous. policy. The Pan
Slavist papers are having free play In denounc-
Since the triple alliance became known there
has been fsTsrsh t q the work
lie an immense camp near warsaw. New for;
Koyno. Grodno and Bielostock. The same &c
The German War Office responds by onlargng
the camp at Graudenz, constructing six new
works at Posen. Glogau. Pillan. and Koniss..
present concentrated on the eastern frontier.
The Russian press prophesies that impor-
tant diplomatic action will be taken by the
Cars Government soon after his return to
Moscow These menaces. however do not
alarm Germany. which is confident of her
own strength and the security OF the triple al
lance.
The EMPEROR will go with a shooting party
to tho Hartz Mountains on Tuesday. but the
doctors have protested that such an excursion
will be injudicious. unless tho weather grows
milder.
peror appeared as usual at q window Of the
palace looking out on LINDEN avenue and sa
futed the crowd outside. He walks without o
stick and his step seems to be more elastic,
At Baveno the Crown Prince Is slowly i'm
proving. The inflammation In hi throat does
not gain. He will go to Nervi ut the end OF the
month.
The Bayreuth performances for 1888 have
been fixed to take place from July % to Aug.
10. .Pnrsifal" and Der Meistersnger" will
Tristan and Isolde"
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wing Hall endorsed Muller last night.
spartan Harr,er.' cre.. Country Rae

The first race for the cup presented by Mr.. G.
L. Sacks to tho Spartan Harriers contested for
yesterday afternoon at Mount Vernon At O'Clock the
eight lightly clad athletes off their journey.
The sharp wind whstled merrily they northward
trails which had been beautifully laid them
by Chas Reimer who started half an hour before and
lay From the start, the old distance
ner Hemzman led AZ terrific pace and was followed
beaten in the end The trail led through Pehamyie to
New Rochelle AMI then south toward Mount Vernon.
ON the homo effort made to overhaul the
leader but, although he was exhausted he won by ten
and Gearge Reimer A. j. Mitchell 4. r. Iianbold, and
w Z. Knox in the order named The distance nine
miles run In hour o minutes :s,s seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
sHAnr work At FOOTBALL.
A Victory fer the New Yerk Athletic cius's
Eieveu.

o,.. p. =, AZ, No,, yort AtbIotic
Siant barry Oh inc NOW ioih n'aoV'o
Club proved to be not only giant In stature.
pu. ais"" s,an. ~ wv a,... a. ,asn, ~
played on his CLUBS team agains. 'ne 'ean VI
the Staten Island Cricket Club ut staten
,Aiaha 'es.e'uay s,,. % ~. W." "a,,s 10 rn,
but In the second nan Oh 'ne gane no Iah
aIso tIcked the goal from G. Coster's touch
d d.u whJch cavs hia aide tho eame. Denuty
Giant Queckburner acted as centre rush, and
Ind bo known the game better his weight
. nau 40 80 .a,d
The Islanders scored six points in tho first
half from safety and touch down by Hun
tor Brown. iney snouiu nave mahe more uu.
did not accept many chances to drop goal
from, thu Aeld Nav York made ten points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Moro Testimony Against the Detectives.

The prosecution concluded their examina-
ton yesterday at Jefferson Market Court in the
spiracy against George simons the private detec
tive and L.. schuhman, who are accused OF having at
tempted to defraud the firm of L. Friedman Co.. hats
and caps manufacturers Of ll9 Spring street, OF
insurance by attempting to induce to that
the lire was an incendiary one
Adolph krongod testified that he was approached by
Schuhnan and told TO falsely against L. Fried
Co. and substa corrObOrated the testimony
OF Max Hertz and Herman Tobias, on whose affidavit
Simons and schuhman arrested.
Herman Tobias swore to his story as told In the
plant.
Louis Friedman Of Friedman Co said that he close
up his place OF business on the night OF Aug. few
hours before the IRE and that he
loss of about 5000 The defence will be continued
Sat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
JACK, LANE KNOCKED QUE
His Three Lively Rounds with Billy Daeey
In the Hoboken Casino.


In tho Hoboken Casino.
Billy Dacey finished his engagement at
the Hoboken Casino Friday night with a go
with Jack LRne. the lightweight champion Of
Troy. Lane was vicious. and let drive some
savage lunges that would have loored bigger
man than Dacey had they reached homo
Dacey watched his opportunities we'll. and con-
tinuously smashed Lane full in the face: Lane
round. though he was hit hard and often, he
went to his corner smiling.
Dacey went ut him savagely In the second
round. Getting in q hot one on the stomach,
he brought Lane to his knees The third round
very cleverly. AT first flushing him In the face
with both hands. until he got an opening for a
caught Lane on the side Of the head and
knocked ;, him against the back wall OF the
home tho right, landing low down on. the jaw.
It sent Lane down in a heap head foremost.
was given to Dacey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
JOHN BRUNyER AND GERMANY.
An American Citizen. but Arrested and
Taken for tho Army In Lorraine.

An American Citizen, but Arrested and
Taken for tho Army In Lorraine.
John Adam Drummer, who until the close
OF the summer season was tho head waiter at
the Oriental Hotel Coney Island, was arrested
on Wednesday last in Bitsch. Lorraine, for not
fulfilling his military duties to the German
Government. Mr.. Drummer Is an American
citizen. and his brother. Balthazard Drummer
chef at the Aston House. promised to take care
Of his interests here should he get into trouble
Balthazard got cable despatch on Wednesday
night from his brother-i Law. saying:
Adam has been arrested by tho constabulary. Do
something.
He Immediately sent this despatch to the
American Minister at Berlin, George h. Pen
dleton:
Please protect tho interests of John Adam Drummer
American citizen in trouble at Bitsch Lorraine.
He says that he came here in 1878, and that
his brother John followed him in October. 1873
hsn w joins n a
and Us such visited their native town in 1884 to
see their parents They were two months in
tics. Alter they had lett Bitseh Notice was
ned dR had
terday,. ITO visit our father. who is danger
trouble, owing to the excessive zeal OF the
Gesman m n gettnE refpnits and
with him. and also to get q passport. He did
ton against arrest. l do not see what claim
the German Government can have against
him. as he left, Lorraine nearly three years
before he would have boon required to enter
the army"
The chef has sent this letter to Secretary Of
State Bayard:
DEAR SIR Being informed by cablegram that my
brother Jean Adam Drummer has been arrested in Bsch
fulfilling military duties most respectfully submit his
case your Honor
He to this country in October, 1878 being born
In January 1861 having therefore to this country
under s years Of age iIe was made citizen Of the
with me in lssf with full papers and passport and we
were not moested In the least
Last mouth he left New York for Lorraine where our
father 1913 years old very sick, with full papers and
passport
Adam arrete par 10 Rendarmerie. tFas demarche.
Michel" informing OF his arrest,
cabled the following at once to the Hon George II.
Pendleton BERLIN Please protect the Interest OF Jean
Adam Drummer. American citizen in trouble in Bsch,
Lorraine"
most humbly call your attention to the case. Your
' B1LTHIzARD BRuSNKR Chef Aston House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
She Died a Victim OF the Faith Cure.

HAMMoNDsPoRT. Pa, Oct 22.-The faith cure
has got back the death Of the daughter OF Eugene
p. Banter Banter and his wife ore two OF tho many
converts of faith cure In this place. Recently tho
daughter bright girl Of ~ years taken Ill with
mild form of scarlet fever The fever passed away but
still continued sick Her parents would employ
day Gay without any medical attendance until tho
They stiI reused 10 employ doctor untii the neigh
bors told them that the gri dying Then they called
doctors skill and died within a few minutes. The ply
stefan says that she had had proper treatment she
for their neglect This unity sindignant the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
IRELAND AND THE POPE
Views OF the Papal Envoys Regarding tho
Present Crisis.

ROME, Oct. 22-The Osserratore Romano
publishes an interview with Father Gualdi
who accompanied Mgr Persico in the special
Papal mission to Ireland. Father Gualdi says
that all the addresses presented to Mgr. Per-
sico In Ireland express fidelity and boundless
confidence in the Holy See. There exists in
that country an agitation based not only upon
the memory OF the ancient wrongs England in
flicted upon her. hut also upon serious present
necessities, which demand attention. The
Ing tho country tranquil. Father Gualdi says
that there is every ground for the hope that
means will be found to settle the differences
between landlords and tenants. especially as
the Irish are very far from desiring a separa-
tion from England, Cathol les and Professionals
alike, Father Gualdi says. have confidence In
the PODe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Harlem Property Owners Protecting.

The Park Commissioners gave the third and
last hearing property owners interested in the
posed plan of sinking the New York and Harlem Rail.
road Company tracks in the Twenty third and Twenty
fourth wards yesterday morning. With few eIcep-
lions the speakers OF the opinion that the projected
waiting deep enough 10 DO away with the wall proposed
grade streets to the bridge approaches and that
bridges should be built at every cross street instead OF
at the nineteen only contemplated within the seven
mil Aa NJ le r0a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23

ASsoNIA. Conn.,. Oct. 22-Eight hundred per-
sons were attendance the fair Of the Irish National
League in Military Hall tonight when the centre OF the
floor split from east TO and the floor sunk four feet
panic ensued, and men rushed to tho Windows and
jumped the Sidewalk. fifteen feet below. Mary Flynn
aged u, had her arm broken, and many were bruised
and torn IN the mad rush down the narrow stairs The
police tried the panic but swept away Tho
muScinns grabbed their instruments and hed In tho
large dry goods store OF shaw Murray Immediately
beneath tho clerks terrified hed into the street The
hall has been deemed unsafe for years aud the cause OF
Which, srusSed thsoush he door u The store. p''N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
A Dry Good. Store Damaged by Fire.

A fire occurred at about 5h o'clock last even
ing the dry goods OF Bernard Callan Forty
third street and Eighth avenue. Mr.. CAllan. with
lighted taper In his hand getting into tho show
window % light the gas stum6led and the taper set
face and hands JOS. Cnnnington clerk, was also
slightly burned. Two alarms were sent out aud II was
hour before the hre WAS under control. Mr.. Cal
lhns loss stock about 0o covered by insurance.
Forty street. damaged about s. 800 also
cred by insurance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Mr.. Franekiya Remains In Jail.

Charles @. Francklyn will spend Sunday in
Ludlow street jail, In default OF half million dollars
bail In the suit OF his rst cousin Sir Bache CunArd Tor
s3ooooOo He skirmished for bail again yesterday but
the sherls once closed noon and tho time was 100
short His wife met him in the ONCE OF his l.NyeIS
Butler. BtillmAn Hubbard, and had an interview
OF nearly an hour with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Two Boston sport.men Fay sSOe Apiece
for Their Deer.

BOSTON. Oct. 22.-Two Boston business mon.
ignorance OF the game laws four days too early to
shoot deer They did not make secret OF their pur
pose BY some means the trip got to the nj two
game wardens and when the hunting party arrived the
wardens there In waiting, but they did not Identify
themselves SUCH and rode forty miles into the wilder
with the Boston men, Tho two parties camped
near each other. and the wardens made themselves
known The Boston hunters taken into court and
fined 81 sOn 1900 apiece for the two deer they killed
And this only four days before The law was orr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Licensed CONCERT Malls.

Mayor Hewitt has granted In all sixty licenses
public performances OF music at places where there
are excise licenses In force. In all these the
Mayor based his action upon reports furnished by
the police and excise officials He has also govern
ewhAi by the wishes OF neighborA The docm
Issued by him 4 concert license and costa $50 quar-
TO stop music At O'Clock, because their liquor license
forbade them TO keep open after that hour Tho Mayor
has refused four Appckna for licenses and
yok ed The pfopIlsors OF ball rooms must take out
the concert license for public bAllA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Tho silver Grill Ra,ded.

For some time past the Silver Grill" the
oyster and chop house 47a Sixth avenue has been
torious as q Loading place.
Here Tom Devine has often made his headquarters
and here Kid Miller lately became involved In q row
and was laid up.
Last night shortly after ~ O'clock Capt Reilly Of the
Nineteenth precinct with squad Of sixty raided
tho Grill" Paul Brisne, the proprietor. and every
guest at the tables put under arrest There
thirty. i've men and twenty women.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
California George cs,lared.

Inspector Williams collared In the Bowery
yesterday George Heyman alias California George the
proprietor of the gambing den at "a Second street
which he radod on Friday night heyman has not been
more than year out OF the prison TO which 10
was sentenced for eight Tor killing Tom uouIds
brother William.
Justice Okeily last night released the prisoner on
$500 bail given by jim Barclay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
LEGAL Nominations.

The County Democracy last night nominated
Michael Norton for Civil Justice in the First district
Tho United Labor party, Reilly faction. nominated
Thomas Kenny for ASsembyman in the Sixth district
dinger for the senate In the Sixth district and William
" Alace tho Eighth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Big Fire In st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Early this evening q fire
which started In wooman. Todd Co.'S wholesale
boot and shoe store destroyed badly damaged mum.
Der Of the big Washington avenue, between
Fourth and FIFTH s.ress These are the principal losses
wholesale clothing si0o.Un; Leonard Roos furrer,
including the furs nj kept in storage;
the Mitchell Furniture Company $i5,OOu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Robert Garrett's Plans.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 22.-The heads OF the va
rous departments OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
this afternoon attended farewell reception rendered
them by Robert Garrett at his country seat this
city Mr. Garrett leaves for the city Of NIX
leo where he has rented house for the winter II IL
announced that he has definitely abandoned his pro-
posed plan TO hotel which was TO have been
the inject In the city, and that he 10 likely 10 withdraw
several enterprises with which his hAA bean
prominently couneeted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Mile. Ro.. VIII Rule or Rula.

New BRUNSWICK, Oct. 22.-The Democratic
for Sheriff W. r. Fisher, and for surrogate b. Kirk
patrick a brother OF Judge Kirkpatrick of Newark Ex
Congressman Niles koss advocated the selection OF
Isaac N Bleu for sheriff and Manning Freeman for sur
rogate fhe Labor delegates voted for the successu
candidates !. understood that Ros. will do AL III hs
power to defeat the mon who nominated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-The United States
Supreme Court has decided to hear further argument
upon the application for writ OF in the of
the condemned Chicago Anarchists and has set the
hearing for Thursday next at Tho has also
decided allow the OF Illinois to appear In taese
procee dings has notified Attorney Hunt
be present and make the argument In behalf Of the
state IN opposition to the petition for writ OF error
further order In the case will DO made when the court
Ieassembles on Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
vitrioI Used to RepeI = Party OF Evictsrs
In Ireland.

DUBLIN, Oct. 22-An attempt was made to
evict widow named Foley from her house at Baly.
keroguo, county Wexford to-day. Twenty eight men
defended the house and the attempt failure The
emergency men were smothered with vitrio- boiling
tar. and red hot iron. The military wero summoned
Thomas Joseph Condor Nationalist member OF parlia
ment has been arrested at Mtchestown charged with
having inundated n witness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
1RENoR,s STORE LOCKED UP.
Layyer Essscs In FOssessiou-The Old Man's
Brother.in-Law Appears.

Layyer Issscs In POssessiou-The Old M ans
Brother-in-Law Appears.
A curious crowd collected in Vesey street
yesterday to see bolts and bars put on the
syrup and cordial store Of old Patrick Trenor.
who has suddenly gone TO live with the Clarks
In 1O4th street, and for whose estate there has
been some tax Of q scramble. Lawyer P. v. r.
Van Wyck, who formerly was Trenor's counsel;
Henry W. Unger. who represented the Clarks:
nIyer 8. Isaacs. who has been agreed on as the
temporary custodian Of Trenor's effects. and q
locksmith with locks and tools were the visit
ing party. The locksmith secured the door.
and tho keys were handed over to Mr.. Isaacs to
await the decision OF the Court In case pro-
ceedings are taken to have committee Of the
estate appointed. The latest claimant to q
personal interest In Trenor Is Joseph Quirk.
who says he was Trenors late wife's brother,
but a brother-in-law is by no means brother.
think ths M II EWSttHPs d t. b 70 s1s
noon. MI. Trenor's mind is as sound as q
penny. He T. not even eccentric ace Ian, am more
we have to keep the newspapers and all ex-
citing matters from him: Il is simply a recur;;
tmss and S as the at his house
are not comfortable, ! offered to bring him
5G and bss him and an he IS we'll
he does get around he will set settle up
G Sas th %h pfSIs s a G hsss % dene
ali this for him. because he has been an init
y %ats sna IS Raa1
act Of common friendship. Why. only this last
summer he spent week at my house under
Of thsss alleged friends, knowing q hts Illness.
going to be grab OF some sort. and they must
have finger In the pie. This morning several
German Philip Holland. Called upon him. s and
expressed the idea that he was getting along
h' When informed that the cashier of the
Chemical National Bank had told the reporter
that the .Trenor check for $500, upon which
Bssn Seen Monday With Mr.
signature certified, and paid, Mr.. Clark EN-;
f bS during s 9fa
~ always thought It YVES yer very queer" said
the keys to his safe and drawer every now and
then. and aiterward finding them IN the very
So at the time. Only. to-day, q protested note
OF MIR, Trenor's was brought here. which had
very kindly been paid by Mr. Van WICK; As
the matter are simply i9r Mr. Trsnor,,s good,
e snf Si o By relative of H. feno be
at first refused to receive to-dIy; say ng no
mg SAYING that ure %yead 40 e
ing to have been denied admittance by the
kidnappers. he decided to see him. and after
minutes n t dismlssed 6 him. The fact is that Mr.
Trenor has no relatives whatever. expect,
however. to see good many alleged relatives
turn up within the next few days"
A Social Economy FeIIowshIp at Harvard.
Notice is given OF tho foundation. by the gift
OF Treat Paine OF the Robert Treat Paine Fellow
ship OF Social Science.
ha rdAd = NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
France TAlah. Tl.y Are spies.

PARIS. Dot. 22.-The Germana odaun and
WOlitz who were expelled from France In February
for attempting 70 brbe eAsasur procure patterns
OF the new cartridges and rines and who recently
turned and were arrested have each been sentenced
three moAthA imprisonment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23

Clayton A. Black. Associate Judge OF the
Burlington County Court died of dropSy at his HON"
near Bordentowp, yesterday, ~ years old. lie was =
Director of the Mercer Mutual Hire Insurance tVlh
pAny and OF the Mount Holly National Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Fsrrybsat Ia coll,.,oA In Eat River.

One Of the big freight car transfer barges OF
the sew Haven Railroad coided yesterday morning In
midstrsam with the South Ferry boat Clinton. One
wheel OF the terryboAt and piece Of the guard rail
were smashed In, aud the passengers were Knocked
around In 4 lively manner, but none WAS injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
Half IN. Town Psr,.hsd.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Intellgence has been re-
ceived here OF the fire Of Kab town OF
Bokhara Central Asia Half of the inhabitants persisted
In the flames
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23
KILLED By the Electric Currsat.

George Schneider. Q laboror employed az ths
electric light station At 242 hast l22d street. Wa ~
SANITY killed last nisht By the electric eurrsaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-23

A Social Ecohomy Fellowship at Harvard.
Notice is given OF tho foundation. by the gift
OF Robert Treat Paine of the Robert Treat Paine Fellow
ship OF Social Science.
This fellowship may be awarded ITO graduate OF any
department OF this university wishing study either
abroad the ethical problems OF society and the
eorts OF legislation and
a. mAnkind."
pointmenlg for but nay b renewed AZ the
discretion u the corporation.